BOP
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Bruce Bawer is a gay man, an author, and a gay rights activist whose work I came across in 1993, when this book was published: A Place at the Table: The Gay Individual in American Society. As the wiki article notes, the book, and Bawer, were mauled by both the left and the right, which reviews I read at the time, and told me (as a Libertarian) that he was probably onto something. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Bawer
No doubt it was on a reading list for some course in college (religious studies, maybe), because I'm pretty sure it wouldn't have hit my awareness any other way.
I think Megyn Kelley mentions Bawer in her pronoun monologue; specifically, this quote:
For my part, I wish Pride would go away. We’ve won equality. Why should gays continue to be singled out, even for the purpose of being celebrated?
And for what are we being celebrated, anyway? I don’t expect to be applauded for being lefthanded. Being gay is an attribute, not an accomplishment.
No doubt it was on a reading list for some course in college (religious studies, maybe), because I'm pretty sure it wouldn't have hit my awareness any other way.
I think Megyn Kelley mentions Bawer in her pronoun monologue; specifically, this quote:
For my part, I wish Pride would go away. We’ve won equality. Why should gays continue to be singled out, even for the purpose of being celebrated?
And for what are we being celebrated, anyway? I don’t expect to be applauded for being lefthanded. Being gay is an attribute, not an accomplishment.
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